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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
ONE or THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your CuricvnA RiNrpits
Cor year, aud have the hrst complaint yet 10 &C..
cclye frotn a purchaser. ono ~ the wont cnss oi
scrofnia ever saw was cured by the use 81 Eve bo,
tlss Of IUTiCUHA RIsolNIsT Curtrth and 'tritt'
"a soar. The Soap takes the cake here a.
h'''''"' TAYLOR A TAYLOR Druggists,
Frankfort kas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
CORRECT LIFE SKETCH.

The following sketch, specially prepared
for the APPEAI, may be relied upon as cor
rect
Col Montgomery was born February 10, ls27, in
the County fermanagh Ireland, and when lad Of
fifteen was bound apprentice 60 the house OF
''Thos Karnahnn 4 Sons, city Of sligo, dealers IN
timber. slate and Iron, hrendstuh cnfgos ahoat 10
lie was in their employ during the fearful fam.
ine Of 1917 and 1914 IL may not bc niniss 10 note
en- PEASANT thrt Col. MonigOmcrys iaihcr was
capital talkcr, and at an after dinner speech had
no superiors In his part OF the country. In 1872
Mr. Montgomery cnigratcd 20 America, and dfiitcd
10 Memphis in the early part oi iS0. soon there
after he embarked In the telegraph business,
which, he rightly judged was destined to be far
reaching cnlSrprise. lie participated actively ~
it, development during Is pioneer days In aud
around Memphis until the close OF the war
The first cable across the Mississippi conncct-
ing Memphis With the western territory was
laid by him. II was maliciously severed bcfurv
the Fesler~ls took Memphis, on June q, lS2 AZ
the elosc Of the war, hcing unable a. get possession
al the lines west Of the Mississippi from the mil
tnry Telegraph department, he sold out To VIC
southwestern tclcgmph company when wa ss 30,
hereafter merged into the Western Union. lie
then embarked la many vcfiunf, some 81 whlill
proved profitable. Others Improbable, and finally
adopted the cotton coHpress bnsaos, p.rnlanenuy
were compressed In Memphis In a year. the ely
being then mere feeder 20 New Orleans, with ne
export or domestic buyers Of cotton. lie had snc'
dsvoted almost his undivided time ~ the com
pr,~sing and wAnhousing Oi cotton; aud u can u
mid without the possibility Of conirnycniion. tha
he has contributed the most valuable AID l1wafu
rraiIIing the position now he'll by Memphis
a. one Of the int markets, ~ sale nnt
purchase. ia the United States handling the pro
duct cheaper per hale and takins better cnrr 81 ]
than any other market oi ~ extent IN this country
In January, isSi, Col. Montgomery was elected
FIRE and police commissioner without opposition
In this once he had given iutthcr cSidcncc 81 nv
warm personal Interest In the pruspcriN 81 Mem
pitts aud his mastery 81 practical details hal mnd'
him a most valuable mcmlef Of the r'ycrninent
The successful establishment Of Jockey club "
this city u due "a his Keen love Tor Legitimate
sport combined with his uniiflng activity and ~
unrelenting lbcplity.
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scRorIIoIs uLCERs.

James v Richardson, Cdsiom Ilousc, New. Or
leans on oath says In 1870 Scpiulous Ulcers
brole ont on my body until ! was n mas " cor
ruption Everything known 20 the medical faculty
was tried In vain. ] became mere wfvck. ~
times could not no my hands 20 my head, could
moi turn Ia bed, was IN constant palm, and looked
uuon life a. currc No relief or cufc IN ten lcar.
M issn heard VI the CuticuHA kEsEpn, used
Them and was perfectly cured"
sworn 10 before u 5. CON. ]. D. CEAwTonp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
Capital Prize, 4: $3.50, 900.
nsNOTICE- Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
IInlA.. AZ ElLh. ~ InnIh. al.


2l7p Prizes amounting sshWN
Application Tor mates Ia clubs should be made
only to the office of the Company Ia New Orleans
rnrfurthcr Information write clearly, giving full
address POSTAL NOT'S, ENpr~s Money Or
dcrs Or New York Exchange IN otdinary letter
Currncy by ENprrs lat our CNpcnscl addressed
NJ. A. DAtruiN,
New orleans, Ia.
or NJ. A. DAuPUIN,
Washington, n, q.
or nt No. u West Court 81, Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
SOMETHING NEW ABOUT COTTON SEED
important 70 Cotton Plant

Under ent oil Monopollos
furnish the Crawford GOT
ns machine all hh,r from the seed without aag, TO the
Savannah Mobile Ala
by the Carver Gin
this well known sufficient
of durable
investigate this matte full particulars address
American Cotton Seed Company,
nEIchan Building New YORK;.
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The directors and officers of the club held
. injecting yesterday afternoon and, in COM
pliance with the above, passed the following
resolutions:
Ne Il resolved by the officers and directors Of the
Memphis jockey club, That all stakes and purses
are declared OF and the iall meeting Ia herewith
closed.
The funeral Of Col. Montgomery has been
arranged for o'clock Sunday afternoon
from the family residence, Poplar street
boulevard. An informal meeting was held
at the Cotton exchange yesterday afternoon,
20 make preliminary preparations for the
event. II was decided TO select two honor
AIRY pail bearers from the jockey club direc-
tors, and these will be Coils. John Oycrton,
jr., and Napoleon HILL There will also be
selections from the Merchants and Cotton
exchanges, compress company and Chicka'
saw club. IL Is understood the following
gentlemen have so far been chosen: Messrs.
John Cochran, 4. J. Petit, Ed. Hart, Barney
Hughes and NJ. Burke. The Others will be
named today.
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InR sAIE ny

vAN NLEET 4 co. Memphis Tenn.
A. HENkEHT a co. Memphis Tenn.
a. " iONfS q co, Memphis Tenn.
s. Mansfield 4 90. Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
rangcmcnts for all the Monthly aud Somi' Annual
Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery Company
and in person manage and control the drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness, and In good faith toward all par
ties, and We authorize the Company 10 uso this Ger
tihcatc with iacSimiles Of our signatures attached
In ia advertisements"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
THE LAMENTED DEAD.
FURTHER ACTION CONCERNING COL
MONTGOMERY.
The Autumn Race Meeting OH6cially
Closed-various Interests To BE Rep
resented nj His funeraI-Corrcct Life
Sketch.

Comments on the sad death of Col. ii. A.
Montgomery were heard all about the city
yesterday, and were of singularly unanl-
nous tener. His melancholy taking OIL was
a public calamity, which will remain ir-
reparablc for some time to come. As indi-
Gated yesterday morning, in the APPEALS
account of the occurrence, the visiting horse
men, and devotees of the turf generally,
were deeply grieved over il, and no longer
felt desire TO labor for or contribute TO the
autumn race meeting.
A meeting OF owners OF horses who had
entries in the stakes 10 be run during the
fall meeting Of the Memphis jockey club
was held yesterday morning, and the fol-
lowing was adopted:
Resolved, That in Wow Of the calamity which
has fallen upon the Memphis jockey club through
the sudden death OF its president, Henry 4. Mont
gomery, we respectfully request the oficcn Of the
club 10 declare oil stake well as all pune, rtcs
on Under the circumstances we would prefer not
10 run our horses We revere the memory OF
President Montgomery, and wish 10 thus expnss
our individual sorrow over his untimoy death
Hewns our friend, and M such We mourn In com
JouH MASON,
JAMES r. GRAY,
JOHH S. Campbell,
MIkE WELSH,
Ed IoRRIGAN,
-.. EUGENE lEiGi,
A. b.. GOODWIN,
FRANK JOsEs,
G. wEArUERfoRD
W, ID. CANSoH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-04

A visit 70 DR.. 0Fean's Laboratory. 81
Woodbury., N. T.. has considerably
changed oar views. and especially cur
pTefudices, Ia regard 70 what ags genet
ally known as q STANDARD Patens Medi-
cinea." OF COARSE, we afe asttin9 TO
that age Ia life when We are forced 10
conclude life itself IL g hambae, and
stnraliy disiFust anything thai hiss not
githsto0d long and tried experiences.
Beng q physician, hAd the earnestly
n kn0w hoW such sale Of two medical
preparations could be sustained for -
many years. The perfect system 1p0n
ahioh the busine1s is conducted. and
the pharmaceutical arrangements for
the manufacture OF the two recipes With
which We we're made acquainted, are
sufficiently convincing 10 ~ thai TIE
August Flown, for Dyspepsia ana
Liver Qsnplaints, and BoscHKK'B GKR-
Man sxEUP. for Throat and Lang tr0u-
Oles, were, for the complaints they ere
recommended. most excellens remedies.
and oRly regret that in much Of our
praotics medical ethics prevent ua from
prsseribing them without making the
formulas public. When we weFe shown
the great quantity Of voluntary letter.
Forwarded DR.. Green from ali parts OF
the country and from sIl CLASSES Of pso
ole, lawyers, ministers and doctors. aiv
ing . description Of their ailments
testimonials Of their cures, &s., fee
like endorsing DR.. Green's saRgssei0E
that the Government accept such vaiua
Die formulas. and license them for gen
erai use By giving professions 20 III
inventor the same as patents generally
Copied from n. Y. DTuggists' OiFeala
Of October. 1886.
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TuTTN. fOhiog. dMn- 4-Tha Nsilision
oosafFsd ons miie from sgwn end na7sly
hall q mfie fFum ang DWELLING 8nd -
2 o'oloek 10 To- eaoFuin9- Il . rslAte1
o. cue Bra ley, q prumfneu3 kn1Eht q
Llabor from Nsshinaioa. uhos uhiie
he flames Wers beEstinR fro1 the esr
ufnd0gs, walsh bsd bsen bzoksn =
lhs eraeh ~ oofIisi1r. pat oas IS hands
and fhtsw bis y slch and poskss book e
those eh1m BE- oo1id 80 oatslea. De
sna pinnsd ca shs inside and beng
foasfed alive. bat thoes WIS So AIN
usre unabls 70 rnneer him any Feilsl
Fhsy eCuld hear tie ff1nzieo ano
horror atricksn man - - mAdiy 81
dsag0fsd 70 buKsg fhe barrieF that baio
him IN his 6srce pfison- The ehaKrsd
remains Of tha express mnssan9sr oon-
sisted Of 0nly tw9 thi4h bonea. which
we're found Ia the deAFis Of TIE car.
It's engineer and fireman Of the freiRnf
reversed sheiF engine and jumped for .
snow bank. Ths engineer 0f The ex-
pres reversed and sprsnR 70 ths lstf.
TIE fireman endeavBfe6 - ct oos g
he fiRhi, bot bsina oveFcous With
fright fell eieas e bic eF1she6 engine
and uas badIy barnsd. but not beyond
recognition. His body has beeu piaeed
10 q caaket and h nov Is the andef.
taksr's af Bspablio. awaiting she arrival
% bis relatives. There has oesn =
sieady stream Of eitizs1s from al parts
II the eoautFy going - ard returning
from the wreck.
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are studded with brlgkt gid. the
larger enc containing o seam Of
several inches In length, which 4
separated from the quartz. might be
passed % for Nuggets. The smaller
Of the two pieces i one Of The
prettisst specimens probably ever e.
hibiied here Is b about the size Of
an ordinary mAn5s hand. and shows
innumernble particles Of gliiferiag
gold. Il b safe to say the Treasure
Box can give any mine In The camp .
rattle in the spccimen line.
In his message % the Idaho Lsgisfs-
tlre, the Gov rnnr said lhs es1imaied
expen@es for ths Aexf tao years are
ef51 543 and ths estimated ineoms
tl30000. The G0gsrnos advises - in
eEsans of FROM 3 I 30 s. In poll t4x- de
khinka the chief want a9 the IeEris0Fy
Il more DeopIe. There &rs "a pEisoaers
In the peuiienkiary. and thsir annual
eost h about &25W0. Tbe GoserBsr
advises Arbitration 30 aeftle Labor dill
ealtiea- BE wants registry Law snd
an elective way Of punishina people
Who sEer 10 bay votes. He Fecommsnde
the establishment Of Arbor Day, and
also the creation Of . Beard Of Eqaaliza-
tio1. He praises Col. Sho1p end Hon.
A. J. Maenab for the success thsy made
Of Idsho's exhibit st New Orleans. and
regrets thai their expresses eanD0t b
met ~ The Tertiary. The InsSns Azy-
lam has ~ patients. The Gossrnol
brags ittle. justly, over tbs new So,
| Oe0 Capitol. He recommends the repeal
of the Lac which has driven the insur-
ance companies from the Territory. HI
| advises Q radical rekfennhment IN ex-
| pensss. He praises the schools. eui
urges that their useful0ess may be IN
creased until all tbs children OF tn
TerriteFv can enioy their blessings.
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fYonth's Communion


Do the lads Of this generation de-
claim that poeiicsl tribute 10 youth
full heroism which extols the boy who
stood on the burning deck, wAenee
all but him had sfieds" When We
were boys there was scarcely de
clamation day on which we did not
hear Il recited. IL may be that the
years since then have been so freight
ed with examples OF boyish heroism
that no boy cares for "Casablanca .
One Of these later. and. to our
thinking. more attractive examples
Of youthful herOism, occurred AZ the
outbreak Of the sepoy mutiny In
1857. Just before the awful storm.
the system OF electric telegrsphs had
been cast over the surface Of British
India The mutineefs rushed 10 Delhi
% seize upon the Old hereditary seal
Of the Muhammeaan empire. and be
gan cutting the throats OF Europeans.
While the rattle Of eannou and
musSetry Was rolling Aroand the
telegraph Office, a httle Engllsh boy,
moved by the English sense Of duty,
stack 70 bis poet until be had tele-
graphcd 20 the Commissioner al 1 a.
bore. The message announced thai
the mRtineers had arrived Al Delhi,
and had murdered shis civilian and
that officer, Aad wo1Hd up with these
significant but childish words,
Were OF The boys courage and
sense Of duty saved The Puajauh. As
soOn a. the telegram re4ched Lahore,
the Gcnerl tn command Of the Sc
poys cisarmed them. When they
heard Of the rising Al Delhi they were
poWeFless 10 do any injury. The
General flashed the awful news 70
PeshawuF The Hindossanee regi.
ments there were also dlSaFmed, and.
though mntlaeeFS Al heart. were rem
erred Incapable Of harm. Thea the
telegraph WAS cat BY the rebels. bat
the boy a. Delhi had saved Northern
India 10 the British erowa. The Of
deer IN charge had been killed, buf
the brave lad stayed long enough AZ
The instrumeat 70 dispatcA the wAra.
Ing
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THa
u Third Judicial Disfrics Of the Terri.
tery Of Washington. holding terms at
Seattle. in King csunty. for the counties
Of King and kitsAp.
No sa56-Ths Cay Of Seattle, plaintiff.
Va A. "A. AdamA defendaaG-
Complaint fled In the county Of King,
In The Once Of the Clark Of said District
fss UsrrED SAWS % AuEuIcA sHxp GArrssss:
To A. n. AaAms. defendant
You are hereby required 10 appear in an
action brought against you hy the above
named plaintiff. In the DfsErica Ccars Of
the Third Judicial Districs Of the Terri
tory o. washington. holding terms 81 the
city o. Seattle, IN the county u King, for
the counties Of King and Kifsap. and 70
answer the complaint aled therein wsfhin
eixty days from the date Of the drst sub
iicAfion Of this summons or Judgment b
defnuis win Be tAken against yo1. accord
ting % the prayer Of the complaint
The said action h brought 10 f0recloss
q street assessment lien upon lots 1. Z Z
anA : in haock IA Of May mard's plat Of
the town tnow city, Of Seattle. King
county, Washington Territory. for work
In the grs&ing and improving Of Jaekssa
street in said city. hetWeen June 5th. 1sk1
and January sth. lisa BY virtus and IN
Pursuance O. the provisions 0f ordinance
No. 81 OF the ely Of seattle. % provide
foR the grading and tmpruvementof Iack-
san street. and ordinances No. ~, Of said
city, prescribing the mode q Dakfog and
caileccng assessnents f1f street improve
msnta. The an0nAts claimed tor sad
work. labor and materiAls furnished are
reSUectfveiy. - follows: lpoa sail los
/. RflT - : upou sid lot z S34s; upon sad
lot !. SIS a. Upon aAie ~ 4 &3f2 fetal
amount ciAln %. el311 tageAkcf with In
terast On said et114 the total sum, 81 the
FAre a. ten par can't per a1mum from jan
uRry Oh. lisa and Tor ave- per cent. nddi-
s3annl On sid tatal sam ~ dAnae1e and
for expense Ct collection. and for coss
and diahuraamentA.
PiAantin prays for in6Emsas e4t2haiah-
ing hen upan SAID i1tA and tAAs said
loia Be snla 10 6iackarEa such llen and Al
costs q sale. and FOR 9ensant re2t1f.
Wisness TIE Hnn0rAhla ReEag 3 Gfanna
80, Judge Of the sd Dislxicf cuar1
aKAr- and the seel thernef, this isfh
- dMy o. Norenbsr, A. d. l28a
JAMES GkATEY. Casa.
By W. l. brDGoW, DepUly Cara
frsa = RstsreoA. ciu ArieEaa1. al
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CoxrEAcr LET.


The Board Of County Commission
ers met in special session ct the
Auditors Office yesterday morning,
to consider matters relative to the
care and custody of the county poor.
aud after careful investigation of
the matter entered into the following
AGREEMENT.
''This agreement, entered into on
January 4th, 1857, between King
County and DIR. c. II. Merrick,
witnesseth, That for aud in consider
alton Of the sum of 5000, in County
scrip, DIR. q. IL. Merrick Is TO take
foil aud complete care. custody.
superintendence aud control subject
10 all lawful orders OF the Board of
County COMMISSIONER Of the Coun-
~ poor. for the period Of one year
10 February list, 1883, and TO furnish
due and proper medical attendance
10 such poor and needy persons as
may be placed on the County farm.
To cultivate and improve said farm
to make It profitable. or as nearly
self supporting as may be; 10 pur-
chase al the necessary supplies for
the carrying out of this contract; to
keep books and records Of all trans
actions aud 10 have such books and
transactions open and ready Cor To-
spection by the Board of County
Commissioners, and 70 make regular
reports 10 the BoArd At each regalar
meeting thereof. Said contractor
shall be At liberty TO employ such
assistants as are deemed by him to
be Gin the exercise Of sound and
honest discreticn) necessary for the
faithful carrying out OF the objects
of this contract, In the best interest
Of the County, and shall Fix Their
salaries add compensation. The
County shall pay the contractor in
full quarterly for his services. under
the contract; the County 10 pay for
all the supplies, and necessary ex-
penses Incurred by said Merrick.
@. NJ. VAN DoREN,
Chairman OF the Board of County
Commissioners"
G. II. MERRIcK.
BOND.
Immediately after The signing Of
this agreement DIR. Merrick filed =
bond in the sum Of 5000. with John
II. McGrAw and A. b. stewart. ~
sureties. for the faithful carrying out
OF the contract
The Board Of Commissioners thea
adjourned sine die
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Toe elCf anl allIcloa 8lu1Id MOI AN % ollI q
hin. TheDsctor has Visited the hospitals
Rurops and obtained . great deal o. valuah'e
informafiaH which he Is c0mpetent 70 lnap@ii
70 thoss In need Of HIS services. The Doctor
cures whare others fail. Try him Di. HAB-
gin win make ue charge unless 90 sfects
sure. Persons cured a. home. Gall Or Writ.
Al oommunicassona strictly confidential. Send
cen dollars for q package Of medicine. 40.
dress Dk. !. y. GfBBOk, Boz 1851. san Fran.
i~cn, Cal. Mention PoaE-IlTKLx1aKNoRB
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The bottom Of the North Atlantic is
occupied By tvo valleys. The two are
separated BY ridge, sl0ng which the
average depth 10 only 1000 fathomss and
which can be traced noFthward TO Ice
land and southwark to the Azores; 10 d
veicanic in character nc both extremi
ties. It's extreme breadth is somewhaf
less than 500 miles. Geographical sc-
oiety's RepoRs.
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PFLKS-BLTND, nEEsDHNG ann
HTCMKNG,

Positively cured by DaFbys Prophy lacttc
Fluid. Battle With little Of the Fluid
added to the water. a single spplica-
ton will allay the itching, sootbe al
infammation. deodeFize eli offensive
ness and staunoh tbs bleeding. letter
and SeaId Head are quickly cured By
parbys PrODhyIaetic Fluid. d.
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WAShlAcTDN
STEAMBOAT TRANsPoaTAYlar
Carrying the y. q. nIs..
Tacoma, Seattle kFaaTuwnrrni ~

ONE OF THE W. a. um
3 4. Cos oteamera ~
tAnderson or Xdilhlr a
VIII run daily hetwoen taco1ss ~ -
Townsend leaving 1aooraa nno,' -, Z.
train seattle 81 10 ,. n, and f11S,''', 2
Port Madison, ! urt Gambia poll y r..
and Port ToWn-end nltnlr|n7 ~
Port Townsend every dar lTxo11- -. ~
q oiclock p. N, and ooafile a q
SkAfflk-uhATeoN n1f1k
The steamer " X 1EEwW1F
leave Seattle every SUNDAY In1s1rs -
THURSDAY eyening. 3 euiooE ~ N 49,.
calling Is Mnkilfea Tul1l|& Co...
Oak Harhor, Utsnlady, tacs5nR |tsi..
| AnncurtEE Guozmeg. SANTA. HIIHss|s
/ Hellingham and Sohoma,
Returning. win leave Wln1ttN naaN
Monday, Wednesday and NHaq .e1s
snga ak 0'clock. f1r Haaftln 1s|ss4
ntnrmediAfa poinia M thA war.
| SEATTLE-skAElT RIvER NnNlF
1he steamer DAKsN WIN inar4 fs.ak
Tor Skagii river and wAY posis e7n1
MoadnY ana THURSDAY. mn1n.rf fsa.
days and FridaYa
FOR freight and paNage ErrIr 4 On
| pany's odIca On Xoelsrs HAsla 0rs1 I.,s'
tho beats 81 the sane wh1n
uirSl-tf GRO. 81 IAU||4 r4
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r.. PETKOVITS
Manufactures Of Ades' gsntlemsns
FAN G Y FORS.

Special sealskin garments made to order.
Particular attention given to renOvating and re.
pairing all kinds OF furs. All kinds Of fur trimmings
fer ladies' shoulder capes caps cellars and mus Of
the best beaver, otter and SEAL Bear mats and buggy
robes. l20 Front street, Seattle. W.T..
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have tested It's virtues personally. and
know thai for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and
Throob ng Headache 70 Il the best m d
cine eworid ever saw. Have tried foFty
9th remedies before Simmons Liver
than temporary relief. eut the Regulator
not only reh we'd bat cured.
Il. n. JoSKs. Macon. &c.
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Joe ls4cFsoa's aemeira are sAka % hs
fail q humaf, and 40 frse ssom dates
and dssAila - Is asstae il Tram daIi-